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serves q

The good sense Of President Cleve-
land il shown in returning to the
donors a quit claim deed to some
property presented to him by the
people OF st. Paul. Let us all be
thankful that the methods Of Elk
president Grant in accepting presents
find no favor with Mr.. Cleveland.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-12-08

English SPAWN Liniment removes
all Hard, Soft, or Calloused Lumps
and blenishes from horses, Blood
SPAWN, Curhs, Splints, Sweeney,
Ring STILES Sprains, all Swollen
Threats, Coughs, etc. Save $50 by
use Of one bottle. Warranted. Sold
by DR.. j. J. Clemmer, Druggist, Cres-
co, Iowa. St26
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Frequently accidents occur In the
household which causes burns, cuts.
sprains and bruises; for use In such
cases DR.. J. II. McLean's Volcanic
Oil Liniment has tor many years
been the constant favorite family
remedy. 2tl3
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On the whole, the Republicans can
face the next Presidential contest
with full courage. -lDecorah Repub-
ucan.
Just the way the anarchists faced
death; conscious innocence of crime
sustained them: hardened In crime
renders the republicans reckless and
fo0lhardy.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-12-08

The coming session Of our state
legislature ought to get rid Of the
black-mailing crowd called the
s.pharmacy commission" II the drug
gists must sell liquor AZ they do now,
every man making his own prescrip-
ton, let them take out saloon IL
cenee and be done with It. The phar-
macy law il q fraud and the commits
ainn II ditto
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-12-08

Senator Edmunds has taken the
correct position in advocating gov
eminent telegraph and In opposing
government purchase Of the existing
lines. Jay Gould will need his to get
the falsehoods II sends out az news
l,AforA the Deople.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-12-08

II Jay Gould lived In Chicago it
would 60 hard with him. The other
day four men weIe hung in Chicago
because they were thought to be .
menace to society. Perhaps though,
Chicago might not consider Gould
and his methods q menace to society.
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RELlACLE Anii.AG .m.. RET ,.LY RRC0M
MENnEn.

Hon. VIM. Knowles, Rockville
Ind. I was severely troubled with
Catarrh, and was induced by your
agent at Indianapolis to try your
Papillon (Clarke's extract OF fax
Catarrh Cure. I an free to say that
1t answered the purpose fully, and I
am entiIely cured. ! can chserfully
Recommend 1t for catarrh." Lowry
& Connolly sell 1t at sl.OO. Sent
prepaid on receipt Of price.
PAPILLoN Co., Chicago, Ill. 8
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Pronptness is good motto. 1t is
hard to find anything more prompt
than st. Patrick's ills. They are a
pleasant cathartic and good medi-
Gina, eoyd by Lowry \ Connolly, cyl
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Hoods
SarsapariIIa

IL peculiar medicine, and Is carefully pre-
pared by competent pharmacists. Tho com.
bination and proportion Of Sarsapariila, Dam
deliOn, Mandrake, Yellow Dock, and OtLcr
remedial agents Is exclusively peculiar to
Hoods Sarsaparilia, giving 1t strength and
curative power superior to other prepa-
rations. A trial will convince you Of its
great medicinal value. Hoods Sarsaparilla
puYiflea the Blood
creates and sharrcns the appetite, stimulates
the digestion, and gives strength TO every
organ of the body. 1t cures the most severe
cases OF ScrofuIa, Salt Rheuna, Boils, Pimples,
and all other affections caused by impure
blood, Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Headache,
Kidney and Liver Complaints, Catarri, Rheu-
matism, and that extreme tired feeling.
floods Sarsararilla has helped me more
for eatarrh and impure blood than anything
else ever nscd.' A. BALL, Syracuse, N. Y.
Creates an Appetite
"Iuscd Hoods Sarsaparilla to cleanse my
Blood and tone mp my system. 1t gave me a
good appetite and seemed to build me over'
3. n. HALE, Lima, Ohio.
~ took Hoods Sarsaparilla for cancerous
humor, and 1t began to act unlike anything
else. It cured tho humor, and seemed to
tone up tho whole body and give me new
life." J. F. NIXON, Cambridgeport, Mass.
Send for book giving statements Of cures.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Soadby al drnegsts. n; six fors5. Prepared only
y G. l. HOOD CO.. Apothccaries, Lowell. Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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l!IsRS3SlZlS1yl2 II7N3

4ave yoQ Oo19h HroncAitia Asthma, Indigesioai uee
a.sy y Es sss. -. "a IS u !sssds
Tar Al affections OF the throat and lungs and dleeAsco
artnG from impure blood and exhaustion Ths feeble
and alex, struggling against disease and slowly drifting
% the grave. Will their health by
the tmsZ uss Ct Ginger Tonic but delay Il dam
- 1eeeleO e 6o1aea end Rowsls, C.. 9 vvyaaiNA
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uKlGlNAL NUTlCE.

OKlNlNlll NOliCE.
In the D.stric c 'irt oi 10 Yard o,laty. 10 VA
March Terra 1885,
Samuel \. llp!br0ok, pla!nl9
Edward Yet rsn.l. Mr.. T. iaafd Pete san, Pa
rick Peterson. G. II a L. j Nc. ernie
StrGi h"f Con lin : ,iarE"ad G. p Ell.
Fra X NJ o.. =. II 'gxaad isv Bottles. "
II. Sianlet', John IcCoot, T.. Il. 10 / me, Jna
I. ianeHan, James Vi. johnson and II. LOo;i
T. Defendants
To the ID DEFENDANTS Above Named:
You az hereby titles that there il nov
on tile In the one III the tie:k al the dist RE
Court, N aud fnr tie county al Toward. stat
o. Iowa, petition If the Hiai, ;iT above na.n A..
claiming nj you the SIN OF Fourteen hundrt,
and twenty dollars (Sli9l aud / n pr c-u
fnteres l. ;'in Aar,'t, I'D IS. aaa :, reashnab
attorneys Zee, o" yWir ptoit!i SOY note: ais
asking fa' Tie foreclosure ot u cert lin mn't.ra
given L >e,tna' SD debt on the Eofth hall Cl
the sahtf-" g.: quarter cf sn ton No iva.
lo"h~h~p M. = ~" seven, range NJ. ~ lrtean.
West 81 the 5'h L. u
No Pc son > judgement claimed Except against
Defendant E,lW I'D i'rtrF-"n.
And ta 4 Eal='@.' lou appear thereto and de
fthl u tore .lJbt az III : 80" d tat uI III next
term :" the S.it c0It'F upnt;inte tu b. held at
he 'nt itaESc /" =" II rHu"tr &. ann M Ing W.:
I The : d day OF March 1883, your default vii.
De entered and Il Judgment render d PXainSf
you i.itfcpn, In a:CprtiaEc& with the prayer o.
said petition.
JoiiN Nc; ODk,
1874 Attorney Tor piaintiH.
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". Z. MEAD, Editor.

The Dubuque Independent has
openeda Fools Column why not
give 'em more space. They seem to
be in the majority in this country.
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Harris Graphic has been removed
from Milbank to Revillo, Grant Co.,
Dakota. 1t il q clean paper and de-
serves q paying support.
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The truths Get forth In the abovs Described
work 90 benefited me, 20 opened my eyes b
Gods great, just, loving. wise plan, sad %
the Bible before me, that withe otleN
opsne. len caused to re, hEvs
concluded to spend such means ana s..s-,.-
a possess in passing this cup q refeshine
truth to other thirsty souls. TO thn end
an loanisS this 6oek, postage prepaid, 70 a
who will promise careful reading q h and
to pay return postage. The above cane vi.
unfairly and unexpectedly from Mr. Gaps"
pen after reading the book, sent him b. M
and is well matched b. hundreds Il testss.
from people in every STATEN Of life. ! want
every int<Nigenf, thinking man and woman
to read the book, for As "Arp" truly say6
at is impossible to read this book withoit
loving the author DOUBTLESS God through
the writer was the real Asfkoy q he plan
unfolded, and bordering his wondeEful sols-
ton Of the great mysteries that have t.osbled
uS Ill our lives"
Address Mas. c. B. LInuxIA
Allegheny, u
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Il HERBET darcy, NJ. A., N. D., C. NJ,

Late House surgeon to the Z. =. Marine IIospl
II. Service Wards. and nouee- PHI, stefan In
the German Hospital. Philadelphia. Pa,
has opened an Office over Dr. Prices Drug Strr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-02-05

The Ottawa bar is about TO lose another
of its younger membere. MIR. 7. j. Carey,
who for some months past has been In the
office of States Attorney Maloney, and
prior thereto with Bull, Strawn & Rugsr,
has decided to open an Office in Earlville.
Mr.. Carey has been a practicing attorney
for almost two years. lie has all the quail
itications of good lawyer and will GER
tainly make one. He has a good college
education and his legal knowledge was OBJ.
tanned under good masters. During his
association with Mr.. Maloney he had an
opportunity to gain an insight into the
practical workings of the court and pToiited
by 1t. The citizens of Earlyille and the
country round about can put the utmost
confidence in Mr., Carey and rest assured
he will not betray 1t.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-02-05

The ninth annual session of the grand
lodge of the Independent Order of Mutual
Aid Of Illinois was held In this city on
Tuesday and Wednesday. There were
present 125 officers and representatives.
There is membership Of 10000 In this
state. 1t is mutual aid or insurance 50
Ciety and highly prosperous, and is solely
an institution belonging to the state Of IL
linois. The officers elected for this year
are: G.. Pres, Alex. Mclean, Nscomb, 6,
V. Prest, John N. Jemison, Chicago: G,
Sec, VIM. NJ. Avise, Quincy G. Treas,
Fred. s. Mosher, Sandwich; G. Trustee,
}. II. Wells, Elgin The next session is to
be at Decatur. J. W. Burt, of Sycamore,
ex-trustee. was presented with handsome
gold-hesded cane. The members express
ed themselves as highly pleased with OF
tsws and the courtesy of her citizens.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-02-05
Our Family Physician"

Il is a book that after using siX months, 10
parent would part with ii for 80.
1t will save from g. to so every year IN
any family.
We have had special edition Of this stan.
dard and we'll known work, containing Jti
pages-the same style in which IN book stores
il has always sold for sJ-priuted for use by
this paper US premium. During the coming
few months We shall offer this valuable book.
together with a year. subscription to lHE
FREE TRADER. for 81
In other words We will sell you the book
for two.thirds It's regular established price
and give you years subscription u lHE
FREE TRADER FOR NOTHING.
We do this of course TO build up the circu-
lston Of our paper.
II you want the best medical work there l.
for home nsc and the beet weekly paper in
the district, now Is your opportunity You
can get both for 81
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-02-05
PUBLIC SALE,

The undersigned val sell at his residence, one half
mile east of Farm Ridge Store, and ave miles west OF
Grand Ridge, ON THURSDAY, FER. lsth, com.
menclngH NJ 10 A w., Twelve Horses consisting OF
work horses, three'year old ~ Norman seldn.s.
Nv ~ ear old Norman Niles, t~o-yrar Old Norman
gcdng, sucking colt English Coach mare y, Avs
old. line Uadsier gellins years old; Twenty Head
~ Thnr Jughbled aud highGraded shurthurn Cattle,
via: 2cows, earring bull bun alt,-lll the above
are Of the celebrated oxford Queen family; 10 hFh,
grade shorthOrn cows all bred 10 thoroughbred Oul
yCarng het'ers | yearlinR steer; Farming utepsNs
viz; lumber wag ms, spring wagon, sets OF work
harness set tight harness, Walter A. Wood mower.
sulky hay rake corn anter and check rover disc
harrow, l6inch sulky plow, cnltyaors, old giuund
plOas, sc and household goods and other articles
TERMS or SALE.-s5O aud under. east; ever thar
amount, months credit with approved security, with
out interest II paid VIII due II not, per cent from
date W. RtLtbkb.
DAVID BENDER, Auctloneor. fch52S
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Report Of school district No. 10, Ottawa
township: Month began December Both and
January 3Nh-23 school days. No. Of
scholars enrolled 32 Average attendance p.
Names of scholars who attended every day
males, Jimmy Sheehan, Tommy Sheehan,
Harry Fishburn, Robert Delbridge, George
Delbridee, William Pierce; females, Annie
Pierce, Johanna Sheehan, Lizzie Sheehan,
Katie Pishburn. Mamie Delbridge, Tia Shee'
han. Annie Sheehsn, Maggie Sheehaa. Mary
pelbsidge, Jennie Delbridge. During the
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month $50 words were given out in spelling
and the follo~ing ar. names Of girls who
missed no words Johanna Sheehan, Jennie
Delbridge. Those who missed one, Lizzie
Sheshan, Annie Sheehan.
Irwin T. LurCH, teacher.
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IVI,. FOB make ths statement for thr benefit OF ne
public !n regard t. my hif" daughter ANiu1. 1E''
Feqr. ulu the -Hr having settled 10 ArrbiHi t'~ 81
a-tlattu CD.-uIuptou suffering Intensely 10 10" Ial
four years hayIu. often gn GO bed VIII me tlH.c
-p-n-. lasting tNU week. 1T iIu', many 't.re 40
yuhrd up and unable ~ get h'T OrrRiN tHi fhH XII
every attack would be- Ter l-t. Her l'i IunE ~ NtI
Is -uI ken with much ptlu l badly hrrsiI>'I f'Nh
not breathe through 'fi lung. size also las ..' N'r'
81 f.r spine, which 49,. bHlA tl-NL.'uE. ''.r H.HI'
W. iu 4 diseased condition, Win uu''b p'... 10y
/ weak and us appetite. Fora Guild - Ter ''.'- NHs
very SLOW Gcgr.UpuE she bad bad cough g.. . HAH
Der ~ year., ri.s'us heavy green matter, also al
/ cold. uItuWy sa,Hf.
had treated the u'.a Nth number uI pt}e.,IAE-
with DO dement's or up hope Of cure or sept I.-
] brought my ,lHJ. hopeless case. g,vu up by Ht
other doctors. 600 NJ Ur herk, aad placed her under
nor care and iNr result ha- been Cunp lttc tr~IH'H
uuu tu al. resp Uls the child nov being entirely well
having given beer 10 WrdD!ur- since lat August. Dur
NJ ths severe WIufCr and with much sickness ana
dIphtAeTi iu the city my CHILD has remained healthy
I aud vel not having one utRrs 81 asihms, ant even
with diphtlrrs boz Wy house which ny NpguE'Nl iaotA
f'r had ANA Ra- cured BY Me DR.. kcysI. 3 CONSIDER
the Dg'" wonderful. and have Ctusr tu believe us .ad
/ entirely wc'' and The Cnr" permanent.
Inc above bad symptoms have AZ gone away, =i ul'
daughter ha- grrafN developed and gained ~ strength
/ She weighed only - pounds Nh'p | brought her Z,
/ Mrs d kc,k. she ,DdAy weigh. ~ pounds ~a'd
be- pleased 70 have any person address " Cal On ne a.
/ uiy res .dcuCe. No 80 Wet 81 street
/ Mrs PkTEE EpCU.
! March g. $50 Davenport, Iowa.
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Mr.. n. W. Cummings for the past two
wears with Duncan j. OConnor, OF this
city, has decided to open an Office for the
practice of law In Mendoza, and on Mon.
day will take up his residence in that city
The FREE TRADER cordially commends
Mr.. Cummings to the citizens of Mendoza
He is young man of studious ways, cor
rect habits and of more than ordinary lie,
gal ability. He was admitted to practice
law by the Supreme Court of this State in
January, 1884, and has followed his pro
fession ever since. We look uron Mr..
Cummings as young lawyer of excep-
tional gifts, and one who will prove very
successful. Already he has gained prac-
tical knowledge of courts by practice in
the lower and higher courts of this State
Well grounded in the principles of the
law and knowing how to apply them he
should have little difficulty in obtaining a
clientage.
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OIINw, La SALE Co. H., Nay .. =
Ma DE ksgk-Dsdr FrtsJtd: feel " NY du'I ="
the suffering public 10 maze Known What your Nalus
he medicines All sfyce bsye done for me. asN'
Eyt been 80 Srli for i've year at present IL j,
nov nine mouths since | took your medicines. And
sim reel real vel | was afflicted with Catsfrh oi
the head and also female troubles 81 lfr worst KIND
could not rest veil Of nights severe pam IN sid ana
back vas very much destated all over. eon-ltn
ilousiy recommend your treatment 'u AZ -Irer'ns
Any person doubling this statement vii ptesse Al
Mas A J. BRvSK.
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STOVE REPAIRS.

Stoves Ranges and Furnaces Repaired snc maze
rcnsl 10 new fuTu-h repair FOR any stove mad" ~
IN the L. Z 4 large stock VI repair I~ aye Oo hahn
estIsf.ction guaranteed In all cases .stconl hand
si1yes bought and sold Fca-c wit" ~ CAL on Iti>
GALLAGHER. ltO u Sale street. gear Wellington
SaIsr.. ottawa II. -re.s
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luton submitted by Supervisor Reed from
the special committee:
Philip Alb, 81, 800; w. c. Moore, 5000 :
Perkins Bros, $500; Mary Beckwith'
$500: VIM. Thomas, $1,000; w. Lockwood
$4,000; G. B. Woodlock, $1,000; j. l.
Parr, 81 900: John WoodlocR, $500; Jay
Blodsett, $1,000; Ann PAYER, $2,OOO r.
Debolt, $4,000; VIM. Henning, $4,000;
Julia Donahue, 81 900; Geo. ii. Nader
$1,000: Anthony Marmoin, $1,000; Jack
son Butte, 5000; Wooclock, s,4oo; De-
bolt, AZ QUO; Battle, 5000; VIM. Truman
5000; Philip Watts, $500; Perkins Bros
S1,796 IS. Total, $50 a96 TO-
This includes all notes and orders out
standing except the note of VIM. r. MILF
gan, 5000, which it was deemed wise 70
leave unpaid until the committee To settle
with county officers settle with him
Superyisor Griffin submitted resolution
which was adopted ordering the payment
of the 5000 note held by George NJ
Murphy due March 10, 1887.
In order 20 avoid further Irregularities in
borrowing money Supervisor Fischer pre-,
scented the following resolution which was
adopted:
Resolced, That from and after this day
no money shall lie borrowed In the nam"
of the unity nor any money paid ny mo
county treasurer for any purpose except ny
a resolution of the Board OF supervisors
and upon an order drawn 10y the county
clerk unless provided by law
Supervisor Griffin suggested doubt as
10 whether the county could pay interest
on the notes outstanding from the money
raised by selling bonds. The suggestion
found little favor and was not pressed to a
discussion.
Supervisor O'Loughlin, who was sitting
next to Supervisor Norton, after some pre-
liminsry remarks about the investigation
now going on and desire to hear from the
Committee as to progress, moved that the
bo.rtl resolve itself into committee OF the
whon. The chair thought the motion bad
as not coming within the scope of the call
Supervisor Griffin did not believe In 60.
ing into secret session and excluding the
people ano newspaper men. Supervisor
Gum, of the investigating committee, said
he did not believe In makinga partial In
vestigation now--that 1t might do some
one an injustice-aud that no good could
be accomplished by 1t. He thought the
committee would be ready to report at the
March session. The matter was adopted
On motion of Supervisor Fischer the
county treasurer was instructed to notify
township collectors to make deposits with
him la accordance with the law touching
upon the subject.
Having voted their per diem and mile
age, on motion of Supervisor Griffin the
board adjourned on motion made by Su
pervisor Madden.
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Wonderful Results.

t a II ~ p: ,.r I and a a iaey i ' ee
ik " p laanyc
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~EElN .. il.. N,g.rr Ok
Nh. Dr. KEN Hs.r prtJ,a deem 10 NY au.s
tu ~ ti, pUal- Know wntt you did .ur my dasgn'e~
She Ma under medical treatment since child. 2ss
fkru her 20 III different pur~irarsr and received -
teurHt They tod rur al that could p" done Tor Ne
49, 20 travel -h" having lung trouble of ihr 800
nd Pains through chest tsD In head and hacs, so
t9u l1,raS IA. Dn 40 her i,'' side. Very ysk. Vas
no, able 10 do anything. HAVING heard II ygGr IS
I.rr.l Hu-Y.. l. last resort put her uhHtf 80
treatment 10 me spring uf lS-s 1sd continued unSc
p,r,tl-.r lSl She has not taken drop Of ,nsesl1.
1,, iron. ANY Icr-ou and sfi.i continues well $50
.,roug ~nch gives ne cause 20 believe her cUr- = 30
raHynI
Yty.ttlv youfs MRS. EDWARD htFf.
Any r.r-aa trutuas his statement viii 40 NJ bS
SIui,les- 10 CAL ON ~ address ul-.
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Gives the Allopathic, Homeopathic and Ec-
lect!c treatments-all three-for each and cy.
cry disease and ailment.
II has a classified "Td5le Of SymPt0n.Z,- "
,n6ich anu ordinary inteiiigeu person can after
- III - = = ,--;.;7,- 7rJ - T7gTT-- - 7.-,fioot
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.
RICHOLsoN 81 GENTLEMAN.

Attorneys az Lac,
lCINAL SETrl II NJ r. Mt. - ESTATE OF
i ELISHA s. HALLowKLL, DEc' Notice "a hereby
gwen Ia ali persons interested In said estate that the
undersigne tdminlsrstrix Of the estate o. said Elisha
Hallowrll deceased, will appear before the Probate
Court OF the county OF La Sale and STATE Of Illinois NJ
the County Court House. in ottawa IN said county ON
Monday the 2lst day Of February, A. D. 1887. for the
purpose Of rendering AN account OF her procsedngs
ment. u,-- ,o,,
huTn HALlOAELL-
ArTxsr: HENRY HKLsio, Admnisir uix
Clerk Probate Court La sale Co. III. feb5-3w
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This is a feature of the book worthy Of spc-
cial attention. feature peculiar to this book.
ANY good medical work will tell you What TO
do, # you know what the disease Is, but the
difficulty j., you can not tell from the book
what il is. To find out you are obliged 10
send for a physician. The book Is written
with this view; written generally IN the inter
est Of the profession! With "OUR FAMILY
PHYSICIAN" you can tell, yourself, what the
matter is Just a. unerringly rs doctor could
In this respect the book differ from ali ON,
ers. and even If you have Others, you need
this book also.
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MRS. DIR. KECK
OF DAVENPORT, IOWA.
CHRONIC DISEASES

ararner, rs. o"T ''
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,ss. .si 70 sT3 more
III X
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!, SUFFERING from or threatened nth.

MN as vi As nhNsiclan lghai dLsease Latieat
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-04-22
SheriHs Sale.

By virtue of an execution issued out of the District court. First ludiciL district, Territory of Arizona. to me directed ana delivered on a judgment rendeied In said court on the I3th day of April 1887. m favor of D. H. Smith & O.. and against H. Il. Carpenter, wherein am commanded. to make the sum of S,a4ao4 dam ges with int rest thereon from dat. oi judgment at the rate ot 10 Der c, mt per anaum until paid, togeth W tn saS. co costs and accriing costs. have this day l. wed upon e oil wing described property to-wit: One twenty-stamp qutrtt mill ana a's" five acr>s of land un which s'd mill IS stan ,'ng known as the Golden Rule mll an | mll,'te.
 Public notice is hereby giveu that on Saturday
 the 7th day ot May lo87, between the hours % o a. m and 4 D. m. in front of the Sherh office, in the city of Tombstone, Cochise 'unty
 Arizona Territory. will sell all the rght, tlti, and interest of the said H. H. Carp-ntrr in and
 to the above described property at puoi' auction, to the highest and best bidder for cash lawful money of tn. United States. to satlsi | said execution and all cos's.
 | Dated this the '3'h day o' April, I8o7'
 | ]. H. SL UGH TER. Sheriff, 1 By E. A. SHATrUCK. Under Sheriff.